Parc Fermé parts changes approved for multiple cars at British GP

Doc 69 - Parts and parameters been replaced and or changed during Race Parc Fermé

2026 British Grand Prix

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Summary

Technical Delegate's report listing parts and parameters replaced during Parc Fermé for the 2026 British Grand Prix, all approved per Article B3.5.4 of the Sporting Regulations.

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This document is the Technical Delegate's report (Doc 69) for the 2026 British Grand Prix, listing parts and parameters replaced or changed during Parc Fermé. Multiple teams submitted written requests to replace components (e.g., brake ducts, rear lights, PU elements, floor assembly), all approved by the FIA technical delegate in accordance with Article B3.5.4 of the 2026 Formula One Sporting Regulations. No penalties or further actions are noted.

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FIA F1 Regulations - Article B3.5.4
B3.5.4 Any parts which are removed from the F1 Car in order to carry out any work specifically permitted in Article B3.5.3, or any parts removed to carry out essential safety checks, must remain close to the F1 Car and, at all times, be visible to the scrutineer assigned to the relevant F1 Car. Furthermore, any parts removed from the F1 Car in order to carry out any such work must be refitted before the F1 Car leaves the Pit Lane. Any work not listed in Article B3.5.3 may only be undertaken with the approval of the Technical Delegate following a written request from the Competitor concerned. It must be clear that any replacement part a Competitor wishes to fit is the same in design and similar in mass, inertia and function to the original. Any parts which are removed shall be retained by the FIA. If a Competitor wishes to change a part during the Sprint Qualifying session, Qualifying session, on the grid before the start of the Sprint and between reconnaissance laps and / or on the grid before the start of the Race, this may be done without first seeking the permission of the Technical Delegate, provided it is reasonable for the relevant Competitor to believe permission would be given if there was time to ask and the broken or damaged part remains in full view of the scrutineer assigned to the F1 Car at all times. B3.5.5 Exceptionally, each Alternative Format Competition, six (6) times during the Championship a
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